BrandScreen

BrandScreen is a marketing tool. BrandScreen checks a startup name against trademarks, domains, business entities, social handles and search competition in one US-focused report with a 0 to 100 Brand Score, and adds name generation, claiming and ongoing monitoring.

BrandScreen is a web-based brand risk checker built for founders who want to know whether a startup name is usable before money goes into it. A single search pulls together trademark conflicts, domain availability, business entity filings, social handles and search competition across the United States, then rolls them into one report with a Brand Score from 0 to 100 and an AI-written review explaining the result. The product is organised around four stages: create, screen, claim and protect. The name generator takes a description of what is being built and returns brandable ideas that have already been checked for trademarks, domains and handles, so the shortlist arrives pre-filtered. The screening report is the core product, showing for example which domain extensions are taken or open, which existing trademarks look similar, which companies hold matching entity names and how many handles are free. Claiming lets a founder verify ownership of a name and receive a public brand page plus a badge for their own site. Protect runs weekly checks on trademark filings, domain registrations, entities and handles, and sends a notice when something changes. Each check is also available as a standalone free tool: a trademark checker, domain checker, business entity search, social handle search, search competition view, brand score and AI name generator. These feed into the full report, so a user can start narrow and widen the check later. A sample report is public, and the homepage states that one full report is free without a credit card. Among alternatives, BrandScreen sits between single-purpose domain registrars or name generators and legal trademark search services. It consolidates several lookups that founders usually run by hand in separate tabs, though it is a screening aid and the report focuses on risk signals within the United States rather than offering legal advice or global coverage. Early-stage founders, indie makers and small teams naming a product or company are the clearest fit.